Fila is celebrating its 35th anniversary this year. In recent months we have already seen the rise of the Fila vintage collection again, which was partly put on the map again also due to the Supreme NY collaboration.

For the occasion of their 35th anniversary they now got together with Wallpaper Magazine and with the Instituto Marangoni, which is a fashion school in London. Both worked on the classic vintage track jacket and on the vintage polo. The outcome is an interesting collection that takes Fila Heritage into the next chapter. The limited edition collection will be released soon. Via Openers.

Have a detailed look at the Fila x Wallpaper and Fila x Instituto Marangoni collaborations after the jump.

Today we came across an interesting collaboration between Fila and Wallpaper magazine. The Italian sportswear brand worked with Wallpaper on two polo shirts.
"The first, ‘Grandslam’, pays homage to Borg: the front of the ‘Settanta’ polo knit sports gold pinstripes and a solid block of glyphs, which, on closer inspection, reveal themselves to be the scores of each of Borg’s championship matches. On the reverse are his runner-up results. For the jacket, the right sleeve was wrapped with the winning scores in gold, and the left sleeve with the silver runner-up scores.
For the second design, ‘Richie Tenenbaum’ polo shirts, Wallpaper* was inspired by Luke Wilson’s character – a former tennis great in the film The Royal Tenenbaums – to create an understated cut. The blue and white striped design is given a serve of humour with a graphic pair of sunglasses printed on the chest pocket."
The limited edition polo shirts are now available at selected Fila retailers.
More detailed images after the jump.

Once again Bape worked with Wonderwall on their most recent store in Japan in Harajuku.
” For the Bape store, after discussions with Nigo, we decided to create a store that felt like a town within a building with an American diner flair. However, for the top floor, a sense of playfulness was added with a colonial style resort inspired space.”
Another impressive Bape store that you should not miss going to on your next Japan trip. Have a detailed look at the entire store after the jump.

Geoff Mcfetridge has started his own wallpaper company called Pottok. The wallpaper is hand-printed in California using water-based inks that aren’t treated with any chemical waterproofers, making them as eco-friendly as possible. For the moment there are 8 designs up with almost all of them having multiple colorways.
The new wallpaper brand is being carried by Walnut Wallpaper. On Thursday night they will be celebrating their new LA location as well as the start of Pottok. Via Kitsune Noir.
More information on the brand and the event here.

Here you see the latest drop from Estate LA, the Wallpaper series. Inspired by wallpapers, the caps come with classic all-over patterns in several colorways and the Estate LA logo embroidered on the front panels.
The caps have arrived at Fitted Hawaii and should appear soon also at other Estate LA retailers. Check out other colorways after the jump.

The Wallpaper October Issue is one of their most exciting in a while. For their new issue they worked together with designer Dieter Rams, Hedi Slimane and artist Jeff Koons. Besides the usual features in the magazine, there are three in-depth interviews with the creatives, Hedi Slimane posters and more. Also each creative designed a different cover, so you can actually collect them!